The Modern Gregorian Calendar was proposed by a
physician Aloysius Lilius from Naples, and was introduced by Pope Gregory XIII, in 1582 A.D.
It is also known as the Western calendar or the Christian calendar and is the
most widely used civil calendar throughout
the world.
The
present respective years of the following calendars could be found by adding the
negative signs and or subtracting the positive signs against each of them
individually with Georgian Calendar year 2015.
Without
the plus or minus signs each shows the year of the beginning each calendar or
the year when they were introduced.
Bengali San + 593 A.D.
Caitradi
Vikram Samvat – 57 BC
Chalukya Vikrama Samvat + 1075 A.D.
Dakshini
Phasali san + 590 A.D.
Gangeya
Samvat + 570 A.D.
Gupta
Samvat + 320 A.D.
Harsha
Samvat + 606 A.D.
Hizari
San + 634 A.D.
Ilahi
San + 1555 A.D.
Julian
- 45 B.C.
Kalachuri samvat + 248 A.D.
Kaliyuga
Samvat – 3101- 3100 BC.
Kollam
Samvat + 824 A.D.
Lakshmana
Sena Samvat + 1118 A.D.
Magi
San + 638 A.D.
Maurya
Samvat – 320 BC.
Newar
Samvat + 878 A.D.
Rajyabhishek Samvat + 1674 A.D.
Shahur
san + 599 A.D.
Shaka
Samvat + 78 A.D.
Uttari
Phasali San + 592 A.D.
Vira Nirvana Samvat – 487 BC